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Mid-Day Market Report for July 9, 2025

Mid-Day Market Report for July 9, 2025
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Jul 09 | Closing Marke Report

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New research detects dicamba damage from the sky

A professor of weed science at the University of Illinois says advancements in remote sensing technology can now allow drones to detect subtle dicamba damage in soybeans. Aaron Hager says it’s a needed tool that can help determine the ...
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Illinois dairy herds still clean of HPAI; CDC ends emergency response

The director of commodities and food systems at the Illinois Farm Bureau says the state’s dairy herds have thus far remained free of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI). Tasha Bunting tells Brownfield, “We did not have a single dairy ...
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Despite lack of rain; crops look good

A central Illinois farmer says his crops appear to be thriving despite a lack of moisture. “You’re starting to see some cracks in the ground. You know, you’re kind of on the edge right now.” Doug Schroeder, who farms ...
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More tar spot detections in Illinois

A field agronomist for Beck’s Hybrids says farmers need to scout for tar spot. Chad Kalaher, who covers east central and northeast Illinois, says the disease is being found in an increasing number of cornfields across the Midwest. “So ...
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Mid-Day Market Report for July 8, 2025

Mid-Day Market Report for July 8, 2025
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Jul 08 | Closing Market Report

Autonomous Agriculture and the Farm John Reid, Center for Digital Agriculture
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Hot, humid weather a breeding ground for crop diseases like tar spot

An eastern Iowa farmer is concerned hot, humid weather has created a breeding ground for crop diseases. Billie Danner grows corn and soybeans near West Liberty. “Any fungus we might see, like especially in the corn, tar spot is ...
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Crop conditions stellar in Iowa

North-central Iowa farmer Brent Renner tells Brownfield large amounts of rainfall over the last week are impacting crop conditions. “I’m starting to see maybe some, especially in some of the wetter areas, some nitrogen deficiency show up in some ...
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Rain welcomed in east central Illinois

An east central Illinois certified crop advisor says weekend rains were needed. Kris Ehler, who’s based in Champaign County, says some farms saw up to three inches of beneficial moisture. “We’ve been pretty dry the last two and a ...
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BASF researching red crown rot

A technical field representative with BASF says new research shows seed treatments can help mitigate yield losses caused by red crown rot. Nick Tinsley says the key is using a higher rate of seed treatment. “Not all seed treatments ...
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